Continuing Cora’s Legacy

With Cora Cahan’s time at The New 42nd Street coming to a close, we’re reflecting on all that she accomplished in her 29 year tenure as President & CEO. When Cora created The New Victory Theater, her goal was to show the world that New Yorkers could once again return to West 42nd Street. How could she have known that in just over two decades, the “little theater that could” would become internationally recognized for being the largest provider of live performing arts to NYC public school kids, bringing the world’s finest shows to New York City families, and providing 500,000 hours of paid employment to NYC teens.

We look forward to carrying on Cora Cahan’s legacy, as we move forward with our next President & CEO, Russell Granet. Learn more about her immense impact on the New 42 and the arts in New York City with a video we created to bid farewell to our fearlessly audacious leader.

To help continue Cora’s legacy, donate before June 30 and your gift will be matched. Help us meet a $100,000 matching grant recently awarded by Eric and Fiona Rudin, our New 42nd Street Board Chair.

THE NEW 42ND STREET

The New Victory Theater is a project of The New 42nd Street, a nonprofit organization that leads the dynamic evolution of the reinvented 42nd Street, cultivating a unique cultural and entertainment destination at the “Crossroads of the World.”